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Table of contents
- 1. Middle Sector 138 in Sector
- 2. Index by grade
1. Middle Sector 138 routes in Sector
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Lat / Long: -28.598475, 151.795848
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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Wind Changes Boulder | ||||||||
2 |
★ Pluvial Power
Right arete on the same bloc as “When The Wind Changes”. Always seems to be raining each weekend of 2021 @ Passchendale. Stand start the prominent arete with side pulls & make a tough move, gradually getting easier but committing. Nice movement, average granite. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V5 | 5m | |||||
3 |
★★★ The Face Looks Like
Sit start the left side of the brown vertical face, on side pull and gaston. Technical climbing, to an airy mantle. Take care using the tree to get down. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Aug 2020 | V2 | 5m | |||||
4 |
★★★ When the Wind Changes
Get technical and some wind up there, on the predominant Arete. Cleaned and scrubbed on one of the windiest days. Start on the left side of the arete with the big sidepull feature and move across right to the arete and up. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Aug 2020 | V2 | ||||||
Battle Of The Bulge Boulder | ||||||||
6 |
★★ Bitter
Front face of BOTB FA: Peter Crane | V0+ | ||||||
7 |
★★ Battle of The Bulge
Overhanging Bulge provides a good mantling challenge. Found facing away from the access road on the backside of “Bitter” bloc.
Descent: Exit to your right hand side, downclimb steps/ledges. Video: https://www.instagram.com/p/Btpuq1ABt6o/ FA: Andrew Ramsden, 9 Feb 2019 | V3 | 4m | |||||
Feral Pinus Boulder | ||||||||
9 |
Feral Pinus
First route done at Passchendaele. FA: Steve Kloske | V2 | ||||||
Pickle Boulder | ||||||||
11 |
★★ Tickle the Pickle
A delicate yet strong, slab test piece at the grade. Stand start matched on the crimp rail. When in doubt, use your feet. FA: Madeleine Eppensteiner | V6 | 4m | |||||
Afternoon Delight Boulder | ||||||||
13 |
★★ Afternoon Delight
Left of TSN FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V0 | ||||||
14 |
★ The Starry Night
Sit start the right arete with a high LH side pull and low undercling. Straight up! FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Jun 2021 | V2 | 4m | |||||
Sarajevo Boulder | ||||||||
16 |
★★ Sarajevo '84
FA: Peter Crane | V3 | ||||||
17 |
Antwerp '20
Sit start with the jug as for “Sarajevo 84” and traverse high and right across some crimpy moves. The contrived low version is still possible but the rock quality isn’t great. FA: Jimmy Blackhall Set: Peter Crane | V4 | 2m | |||||
A Name and a Number Boulder | ||||||||
19 |
★★ Hot Balls
Same boulder as the ANAAN - 6m to the left of it. Starts with a palm down to the far right of lowest ledge, and goes nearly straight up over a interesting bulgy face. FA: Corey Batten, 2016 | V4 | 5m | |||||
20 |
★★★ A Name and a Number
Stand start on distinct sidepull, executing a powerful set of moves to a show-stopping long move. How it ends was anybody's guess ... until visiting Canadian Simon Parton showed everyone how it's done in 2016 in the inaugural Passchendaele V1 Bouldering Festival. FA: Simon Parton, 9 Oct 2016 | V11 | 6m | |||||
21 |
Jump & Mantle proj
The project to the right of ANAAN. Run and jump to the “decent” sloper rail. Now mantle it …. | 7m | ||||||
22 |
★★ A Slow Dance With Fate
Around the back of “A Name and A Number” boulder. Climb the inconspicuous slab on small crimps & edges to the large flake and an exciting top out. FA: Alex Mougenot, 2016 | V2 | 5m | |||||
23 |
★ I wish I had a wire brush
Stand start left side pull right two pad sloper to crimpy jug then slab to glory. FFA Issy Jukes. | V1 | ||||||
24 |
Slab life project
Stand start either left hand side pull and right hand crimp or left hand crimp and right hand mono on terrible feet. | |||||||
25 |
★★ Slow Dancing In A Burning Room
Avoids the hard start of “Slab Life Project”- by starting on the right leaning feature - climbing the arete. Once the arete finishes moves left and finish straight up. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V1 | 6m | |||||
Intolerance Boulder | ||||||||
27 |
★ Gluten Intolerance
Stand start Lh small pizza crimp, Rh on slopey arete crimp. FA: Oliver Rickford, Apr 2023 | V3 | 3m | |||||
Pink Bits Boulder | ||||||||
29 |
★ Right of pink bits
Right side of pink bits slab, staying off arete. Nice moves. | V2 | ||||||
30 |
★★★ Pink Bits
Stand-start this ‘must do’ semi-high ball, with small holds and crystals for feet in the centre on the rippled, mossy slab facing the road, close to Blue Moon. FA: Corey Batten, 2016 | V4 | 6m | |||||
31 |
★ Chicken Nuggets
To the left of Pink Bits. Stand start with LH fang and RH sidepull. A very long move up and leftwards! Very reach dependant. * Has not been repeated since two large flakes have been removed* FA: sam bowman | V8 | 4m | |||||
32 |
Labour Of Love
Stand start with horizontal crack and improbable feet. A very reachy move straight up FFA: Jimmy Blackhall | V5/6 | 3m | |||||
33 |
Cosmic Chicken Bits
Backside of Pink Bits Boulder. Stand start with high right foot and holds, moving right up up the low angle slab. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Apr 2023 | VB | 4m | |||||
Fire Pit Boulder | ||||||||
35 |
★ Finger Fiddler
FA: Peter Crane | V3 | ||||||
36 |
★ The Viking
FA: Oskar Kindbom | V2 | ||||||
37 |
★ The Fire Pit
FA: Peter Crane | VB | 3m | |||||
38 |
Unnamed 1
FA: Oskar Kindbom | V4 | ||||||
39 |
★ Unnamed 2
Start left hand in seam, right on small side pull. Climb directly over bulge FA: Oskar Kindbom | V2 | 4m | |||||
40 |
★ Gecko
Stand start on juggy flake on the left side of the dish, straight up. FA: AJ Amies | V0 | 2m | |||||
Blue Moon Boulder | ||||||||
42 |
★★★ Blue Moon
Stand-start this classic ‘one move wonder’ problem reaching for the large pocket, figuring out a way to mantle it. FA: Peter Crane | V4 | 3m | |||||
Deoxy Boulder | ||||||||
44 |
★★ Feral Revelations
Sit start with the use of the undercling, crimp or Gaston and escape the roof. Grade needs confirmation now that a crimp broke off. FA: Peter Crane | V6 | 2m | |||||
45 |
★ Cringe
Sit start left of D.A with crimps and a right heel on. Traverse left along the low ball arete until you reach the juggy rail on the peak and mantle out. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V2 | ||||||
46 |
★★ Deoxyribonucleic Ascent
FA: Madeleine Eppensteiner | V5 | ||||||
47 |
★★ Slippery Gypsy
FA: Corey Batten | V7 | ||||||
Magic Mike Buttress | ||||||||
49 |
A free shave from Michael
Stand start. Right foot on low wobbly flake. Left hand reaches high. Head up and right on tiny holds for top. Beware falling at the top and shaving your back down the boulder to the right (home to Michael the Magician). Beware, there is no easy way off this boulder. Prepare to either downclimb or jump. Boulder is located just to the left (when facing Magic Mike) of boulder 5 in the Peter Crane and Pinnacle Sports Guides. FA: Jack Mullaly, 28 Aug 2021 | V3 | ||||||
50 |
★ Michael the Magician
The arcing offwidth to the left of Magic Mike. Say hello to funkiness when it starts arching. FA: Eric Straw, 2016 | V1 | ||||||
51 |
★★ Magic Mike
The obvious crack FA: Steve Kloske | V1 | 7m | |||||
Wonderlove Boulder | ||||||||
53 |
Wonderlove
FA: Rob Saunders, 2018 | V1 | ||||||
Torpedo Boulder | ||||||||
55 |
★ Back of the torpedo boulder (left)
Inside the cave. Make your way up the left side of the slab Slightly harder if you avoid the giant boulder to the left. FFA: Bernie Walsh | V1 | ||||||
56 |
★★ Torpedo Boys
Squat start the rail in the middle of the wall and figure out the techno puzzle. Most excellent. Daniel Razzino FA: Peter Crane | V6 | 4m | |||||
57 |
★★ Torpedo Arête
Stand start the LH sharp arete. Big move to a good hold and straight up to a positive finish FA: Peter Crane | V1 | 3m | |||||
58 |
Back of the torpedo boulder (right)
In the cave, right side of the slab FFA: Rob Saunders | V0 | ||||||
59 |
★ Over too soon
Sit start. Sharp, right leaning layback feature in the lowest of the stacked boulders opposite the torpedo area. Great hands, delicate footholds. FFA: Rob Saunders, 9 Oct 2016 | V2 | ||||||
60 | Cadence | |||||||
Timbre Boulder | ||||||||
62 |
★★ Red Wine Rush
FA: Steve Kloske | V2 | ||||||
63 |
★★ Timbre
FA: Peter Crane | V8 | ||||||
64 |
Match Fit
FA: Peter Crane | V8 | ||||||
65 |
★ Short Leash
Right of 'Match Fit' - start on generous undercling, throw for good holds and continue up. FA: Peter Crane | V3 | 3m | |||||
66 |
★ s’golf
Right of “Short Leash”. Sit start with good holds and drive upwards. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V0 | 4m | |||||
67 | Consonance | |||||||
Frosty Nips Boulder | ||||||||
69 |
★★ Holy Macaroni
Jump start to the high crimp. campus your way up to the pocket and from there get your feet back on and top out. Short and powerful! Crazy idea by Zach Tesiram which worked nicely FA: Alexander Cvetkovski, 4 Oct 2020 | V5 | ||||||
70 |
★★ Frosty Nips
Tap into your inner zen on this beautiful slab, fondling the small nipple-like features on your way through to an exciting topout! FA: Alex Mougenot, Apr 2016 | V4 | 4m | |||||
Awkward Silence Area | ||||||||
72 |
★★★ Awkward Silence
The thin, off-balance, slabby seam opposite Frosty Nips. FA: Alex Mougenot, 2016 | V4 | 4m | |||||
73 |
★★ Mantle as Anything
Mantle problem left of Awkward Silence. Pull up on decent holds, high step and rock your way up to glory. Take care traversing off the top. FFA: Rob Saunders | V3 | 5m | |||||
74 |
★★ The Delicatessen
Stand start at low bulge in rock. Straight up the slab. On boulder 42 of the Peter Crane and Pinnacle Sports guides. FA: Unknown 2010's | V2 | ||||||
75 |
The hudson ollie special
Stand start a little bit left of the tree. Up the small holds on the slab. Trends slightly right to the jug at the topout. On boulder 42 of the Peter Crane and Pinnacle Sports Guides Set: Tihana Picot & jasper mullaly FA: Jack Mullaly, 28 Aug 2021 | V2 | ||||||
Big Shoes Boulder | ||||||||
77 |
★★ Big Shoes
FA: Steve Kloske | V1 | 3m | |||||
78 |
★ Big Socks
FA: Josie Resetarits | V0 | 3m | |||||
Oblivion Boulder | ||||||||
80 |
★ Oblivion
FA: Peter Crane | V6 | ||||||
81 |
★★ Obsidian
FA: Lachlan Ennis | V2 | 5m | |||||
Hellbrows Boulder | ||||||||
83 |
PCE
FA: Steve Kloske | V3 | 4m | |||||
84 |
Twas once the way down
Sit start. Match on jug. Up and slightly left via good hold. Also doubles as a decent downclimb off this boulder. | V1 | 4m | |||||
85 |
★★ How did I get here?
Cheeky little one-move wonder. Start on the two nice crimps to the right of Twas once the way down and zahoot your way up to the slopey ledge above. Cruisy top out for your efforts. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CyN8MfuLR7q/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link FA: Kelsey Vale, 1 Oct 2023 | V3 | 4m | |||||
86 |
★ Leftbows
Start as for 'Hellbows' but head up with some sneaky beta and then left across some chossy crimps before getting reach solid rock again. Easy top out from there. FFA: Kurt Doherty, 9 Oct 2016 | V1 | 5m | |||||
87 |
★★ Hellbows
Start on good holds. Traverse right along the lip then mantle the ledge and climb to the top of the boulder. FA: Josie Resetarits | V0 | 5m | |||||
88 | SKE | |||||||
Saddle Boulder | ||||||||
90 |
★★ Horses Are People Too
FA: Matthew Cochrane | V5 | ||||||
91 |
★ Ride the Saddle
FA: Peter Crane | V1 | ||||||
92 |
★★ Super Baus
FA: Peter Crane | V6 | ||||||
93 |
★★ Chocobo
Sit start on jug and follow natural line to the right to reach juggy pocket and easy top out. FFA: Kurt Doherty, 9 Oct 2016 | V3 | 5m | |||||
94 |
Ride the Saddle, Extended
FA: Peter Crane | V2 | ||||||
95 |
★ Box Troll Contortionist
FA: Leah Dempsey | V3 | ||||||
96 |
★★ What The Buck
Peter Crane's boulder that starts at the jug for "Ride the Saddle, Extended" but goes to the right, along the seam. FA: Peter Crane | V1 | ||||||
97 |
★ Baus
FA: Peter Crane | V3 | ||||||
98 |
★★ Highball Traverse
FA: Steve Kloske | V1 | 5m | |||||
Bear Hug Boulder | ||||||||
100 |
Bear Hug
FA: Harry Bowman | V4 | ||||||
Pilz Boulder | ||||||||
102 |
★ Fliegen Pilz
FA: Peter Crane | V3 | ||||||
103 | ★ Unnamed 6 | |||||||
104 |
★ Hang Test
To NE of Hidden In Plain View, between slopey rocks and face with cracks. Up obvious crack and up lodged, juggy rock slices. FA: Jarred Vardy, 16 Jan 2021 | V1 | 4m | |||||
105 |
★★★ Cracks of Meaning
Up obvious crack to R of the convenient bail-tree into engaging climbing with good hands and fists. Good intro to jamming. FFA: Steven vdb, 16 Jan 2021 | V2 | 6m | |||||
Hidden In Plain View Boulder | ||||||||
107 |
★★★ Hidden in Plain View
Climb the perfect finger crack using locks and lie back technique. Located uphill of boulder #19 as listed in the Peter Crane topo. FA: David Jefferson, 27 Jan 2020 | V2 | 3m | |||||
108 |
★★ Hoax
Stand start with obvious side pull, compressing the arete. When the blankness hits, think “light” thoughts. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V4 | 5m | |||||
Bahn Boulder | ||||||||
110 |
★★ Opal
FA: Steve Kloske | V3 | ||||||
111 |
★ Shiefer
Sit start this unique looking problem, unlocking a way upwards. FA: Ziek | V5 | 3m | |||||
112 |
★★ Bahn
FA: Peter Crane | V0 | ||||||
Paracetamol Boulder | ||||||||
114 |
★ Paracetamol
Needs a re-grade as most of the problem is on the ground now- if there is even a problem here anymore FA: Madeleine Eppensteiner | |||||||
Pucker Up Boulder | ||||||||
116 |
★★★ Pucker Up
The high slab on the boulder directly facing All or Nothing. Start up vertical seam then up and left to a high topout. One of the best problems anywhere. | V3 | 7m | |||||
117 |
★★★ Wake up
In the words of the genre-bending Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire, ‘wake up.’ Stand start as for “Pucker up”. After the vertical crack, gaining the jug half way- move straight up to thin edges (instead of going left) - topping out directly upwards. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V4 | 7m | |||||
All Or Nothing Boulder | ||||||||
119 |
★★★ All or Nothing
FA: Bill Hale | V3 | 5m | |||||
120 |
★★ Arete on All or Nothing Boulder
Climb the sharp arete with tricky mantle and awkward footholds. FA: Oskar Kindbom, 2014 | V3 | 5m | |||||
121 |
★★ Burn Out
This problem is located on the Boulder behind and to the right of “All or Nothing” boulders. Stand start with high, blob crimp LH, and high obvious RH sidepull feature- with nonexistent feet. Big pulls creeping up over the bulge defines this problem on solid stone. Named after the recent fire that engulfed Passchendaele and also the feeling of working too much. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V5 | 4m | |||||
122 |
★ Burnt Crack
Ascend the obvious open book corner and crack. Careful with the fern growing out of the crack up high FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V1 | 4m | |||||
123 |
★★★ Diagonal Alley
In the “alley” directly behind “Burn Out” Boulder. Stand start at the start of the crack, and up and over the bulge. FA: AJ Amies | V1 | 4m | |||||
Shopping Boulder | ||||||||
125 |
★★ Shopping Bags
Stand start with use of the detached rock, with high crimps and figure out the puzzle up the cool cracked, bulgy face to a committing, intense mantle. Thoughtful stacking of pads are needed for the tilted landing. FA: Matthew Cochrane | V8 | 5m | |||||
126 | The Shopping Trolley Project | |||||||
127 | Unnamed 9 | |||||||
128 |
★★★ Get Schwifty
Left of “All Gas, No Brakes”. Stand start with your choice of crimps and get schwifty. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V4 | 4m | |||||
129 |
★ All Gas, No Brakes
Slow down, chill out and pump the brakes. Stand start with crimps and move up to an engaging mantle. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 2023 | V2 | 3m | |||||
Moss Factory Boulder | ||||||||
131 |
One Small Step
FA: Matthew Cochrane | V1 | ||||||
132 |
Almoss There
FA: Peter Crane | V3 | ||||||
133 |
★ Moss Factory
FA: Harry Bowman | V0 | ||||||
134 |
★★ Moss Factory Traverse
FA: Bill Hale | V1 | ||||||
135 |
★ Probe the Monkey
FA: Matthew Cochrane | V3 | ||||||
Science Boulder | ||||||||
137 |
★★ You know the Science
FA: Peter Crane | V5 | 3m | |||||
Clever Creatures Boulder | ||||||||
139 |
Flaked
Up the easy slab. FA: Oliver Rickford, Apr 2023 | V0- | ||||||
140 |
★★ Clever Creatures
The starting rail doesn’t exist anymore as of 2023. FA: Peter Crane | V9 | ||||||
141 |
Powah To The Mono
Stand start the blunt arete right of Clever Creatures. Rh high mono sloper, Lh on small highcrimp. Could possible start lower on bad compression holds. Up the blankness to mantle. Half cleaned. Set: Oliver Rickford | |||||||
Highway Robbery Boulder | ||||||||
143 |
★ Embezzelment
FA: Rob Saunders, 2018 | V2 | ||||||
144 |
★ Forced Sharing
FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 2020 | V1 | ||||||
145 |
★ Boot-Legged
FA: Rob Saunders | V2 | ||||||
146 |
★★★ Highway Robbery
FA: Corey Batten | V3 | ||||||
147 |
Five Finger Discount
FA: Corey Batten, 2018 | V2 | ||||||
148 |
Skullduggery
FA: Rob Saunders, 2018 | V4 | ||||||
149 |
Five Finger Discount Sit Start
FA: Rob Saunders, 2018 | V4 | ||||||
Caveman Area | ||||||||
151 |
Not So Dark Overlord
In the cave, right side of the slab. Just right of 'Overlord'. FA: Rob Saunders | V0 | 2m | |||||
152 |
★★ Dark Overlord
On the smallest boulder of the three making the 'cave', make your way up the left side avoiding touching the giant boulder to the left. FA: Bernie Welsh | V2 | 3m | |||||
Edges Boulder | ||||||||
154 |
Pluralised Fish
Stand start on good crimps on right side of boulder, traverse diagonally left and retreat down via adjacent boulder. FA: Kai Becks, 7 Jan 2022 | V0+ | 3m | |||||
155 |
★ Not Today
FFA: Lachlan Trembath, 6 Jan 2023 | V0+ | ||||||
156 |
★★★ Edges of Mercy
Unlock the puzzling sequence rising up through the center of the pyramid. Keep your game face on for the top out and pray your spotters don't run for cover! FA: Rob Saunders, Oct 2018 | V4 | 5m | |||||
157 |
★ On a Scale From 1 to America, How Free Are You Right Now?
Opposite “Edges of Mercy” on the pink Boulder. Stand start with the high juggy rail, straight up and out to Freedom. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Feb 2023 | V0 | 3m | |||||
158 |
Freedom of the Hills
Stand start next to the small boulder with crimps. Traverse right across good holds to finish up “6 Dogs” arete. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V1 | ||||||
159 |
★★ 6 Dogs
Stand start the arete with high RH in large pocket and LH face height on arete pinch. The large flake footer is out FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V1 | 4m | |||||
160 |
★★ Botox Brain
Squat start with sandy good holds on the mound, straight up to a long move. Ascend the ramp, up and over the next bloc above. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V2 | 7m | |||||
Palming BoulderLocated just behind the Edges Boulder | ||||||||
162 |
★★★ Judo
Same start as Martial Arts, mantle into the scoop and wrestle the horizontal crack around the boulder. FA: Sam Lavender | V4 | ||||||
163 |
★★★ Martial Arts
Mantle into the scoop and make your way up and over the left side of the boulder. FA: Sam Lavender | V5 | ||||||
Layback And Think Of England Boulder | ||||||||
165 |
★★ Layback and think of England
Up the obvious crack. FA: Shawn Palmer | V3 | 3m | |||||
Smilly Whisker Boulder | ||||||||
167 |
★ Poofteenth
Sit start and the climb the slab. | V1 | ||||||
168 |
★★ Napoleon Complex
Start this steep slab with LH on side pull, RH on head height opposing side pull. Abit reachy if you don’t use your feet well! FFA: Jimmy Blackhall, Aug 2021 | V4 | 3m | |||||
169 |
★★ Poofteenth of a smilly whisker
Start in obvious crack. Traverse right then head up to top. On boulder 40 of the Peter Crane and Pinnacle Sports guides FA: rhys miller | V0 | ||||||
170 |
★ Popper
Stand start. Hands start on crimpy rail. Pull up to crack of Poofteenth of a Smilly Whisker where it heads up to top up. Follow this line to the top. On boulder 40 of the Peter Crane and Pinnacle Sports guides FA: Jack Mullaly, 29 Aug 2021 | V3 | ||||||
171 |
★★ Sex & Kandy
Stand start the rippled face with slopey edges. Straight up finished as “KPK” | V0+ | ||||||
172 |
★★ Krash Pad Kandy
Crouch start on lowest good crimps terrible feet. Work to top rail and begin traverse around bulge to the slab face using asthetic diagonal crimp rails continue around to the far left to decent ledge for top out. FA: Kaleb Kennedy, 26 Mar 2022 | V3 | 4m | |||||
173 | ★★★ Jesse’s Cool Proj | V7 - 9 | 4m | |||||
174 |
★ Capital of Cool
Stand start the vertical runnel feature, moving right after the crack (with potential fist jams). *You may need a ladder to get down and be cool FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V1 | 4m | |||||
175 |
★★ State of Cool
Stand start down the gully with crimps in the horizontal flake feature. Traverse left joining into “Capital of Cool”. FA: Jimmy Blackhall | V3 | 5m | |||||
176 |
★★★ Daddy Cool
Stand start with choice of thin crimps. An array of holds and engaging moves, define this technical face. FA: Jesse P, 2023 | V4 | 4m | |||||
177 |
★★ Creature Of Statue
Stand start on Arete left of Clever creatures. FA: Jesse P | V2 | ||||||
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